June Challenge - Anything Goes!

[thepetographer]

I forgot to add my Intention to my post

I was trying to create nice outdoorsy type shots adding subtle filters

shots taken at sessions this moth

[SoL]

Ok... intention to post: just to get a decent picture of OH on his bike. Decided to also try the monochrome feature on the camera cos I love black and white shots. I had it on manual settings, but forgot to adjust the ISO so the initial photo was too white and the bike/rider were almost lost so this piccy has been cropped and adjusted somewhat but I actually really like the end product, I think it's retro-cool! Would love to hear what you think

[thepetographer]

Hey nice effect

you could get some Red Bubble stickers done---that would be cool

Edited June 14, 2010 by thepetographer

[SoL]

... and whilst we're on black & white, I specifically wanted a photo of one of our white pups in b&w and wanted to get the ISO really high so the main point of focus were the eyes and muzzle. Not sure about this one, don't know if I've pulled it off - I think maybe the white is too blinding (wish she was that clean looking in real life LOL)

[FionaC]

I love the blinding glare off the water at the dog beach in the late afternoon and how it makes the boys a silhouette ... so I wanted to capture the energy that the boys play at and the light/glare as well - so on Monday I got these along with some other shots but here are the glare ones

energy

glare

[Kirislin]

I took this a while ago. I wanted it to look interesting with the textures but also a bit ominous, you never know what spiders might be hiding under that bark.

[Darien]

I took these two went I went down south last weekend.

[anniek]

for those who like bottoms

and for those who prefer faces

both taken within one hour of unpacking my new canon 100mm macro lens

[WreckitWhippet]

I set out to capture a head shot of my young dog. I wanted to show his head to it's full potential and I'm pleased, I think I've done just that.

Here's a failed family portrait

[Kirislin]

they're lovely, AnnieK I like the first one, the way the sun is glinting off the grass. The second one looks like it needs a caption.

Edited June 18, 2010 by Kirislin

[Kirislin]

I set out to capture a head shot of my young dog. I wanted to show his head to it's full potential and I'm pleased, I think I've done just that.

Nice strong head shot and the family portrait is cute, the little pup is smiling!

[Burkes]

Ahhhhhh SBT, I LOVE the family portrait! So cute!

[mutt lover]

This is a photo I took recently of a King Parrot eating his breakfast on balcony rail at friends house at Garfield North.

[huga]

Cute family portrait Warls

I attempted to take some market pics today, but the light was so low, so I had to have th shutterspeed really low... I really needed a tripod.

[whiskedaway]

My aim was to get a really nice closeup of my puppy playing with a stick. I'm happier with the first one now that it's been edited, but I was a little disappointed at first at how blurry it was as it was the nicest of the photos.

Edited for spelling.

Edited June 20, 2010 by whiskedaway

[TangerineDream]

I wanted a photo to show the juxtaposition of 2 types of power generation...300000kw of motive power against the backdrop of environmentally 'green' wind power

[huga]

We were going to New Farm Park today, so I decided the Powerhouse would be a cool backdrop for some modelling shots...

More over on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lolapug/

[Evolving]

I was just trying to get a nice close up of the little cutie.

[Ashanali]

nice photos this month everyone

[Tim'sMum]

Being obsessed with macro....I really wanted to capture the amazing patterns in flowers and nature. A sunflower was a pretty good subject.